courtroom, as prosecutors recall several witnesses to the stand. the state s position is, let no dead horse go unbeaten. this has got to stop. u.s. federal agencies have 30 days to delete tiktok from all government-issued devices. republican lawmakers are looking to take this ban even further. tiktok is a spy going into your phone. the faa is investigating a close call at logan airport. this is just the latest case of these close calls that have been popping up at airports across the country. norah: and a consumer alert. hundreds of thousands of nissan suvs recalled, because the ignition could turn off while driving. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight we continue our series on retirement, with some important tips on how to get emotionally prepared for your golden years. plus, how a jazz legend from new orleans is inspiring the next generation, to make sure the music ne
Job done. After midnight, funding for millions of federal workers and some vital programs could dry up. Im Michael George in new jersey. How a shutdown could impact everything from air travel to the cost of food. Also tonight, strike deadline. Medical workers across the country threatening what would be the Largest Health care strike in u. S. History. The strike would impact five states, including here in california where medical support staff says extreme understaffing is putting lives at risk. Plus, car hacked. Thieves going high tech to steal your vehicle in under a minute. Well show you how its done and how you can stop it. Iphone fix. What apple is doing after Customer Complaints their new iphones are too hot to handle. And later, show of support. Superstar gymnast simone biles reaching out to a young girl snubbed at her Medal Ceremony. I want you to know you deserve a medal just like all the other girls. This is the Cbs Weekend News from washington with adriana diaz. Good evening
judges sitting there smoking cannabis. reporter: instead each entry is sent to a laboratory and judged scientifically based on its chemical composition. we re looking at seven different specific categories, two are canabinoid and five are turpine profiles reporter: cultivators can enter and just like one, the winner gets a golden bear award to acknowledge being best the state has to offer. for cbs news i m kurtis ming from sacramento. duncan: next the treasure hiding in plain sight along one of the great lakes. sight along e great lakes. it s your future. so you don t lose sight of the big picture, even when you re focused on what s happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you.
and next year a new plant also known as weed will be judged. here s kurtis ming of our sacramento station. reporter: the state fair is a sacramento summer time tradition. along with all the food and fun, its purpose is to recognize the best in california. annual competitions are held to pick the top wine, cheese, olive oil nd craft beer. but next year a new category is being added, cannabis cultivation. it is a big milestone for the cannabis industry. the board of directors approved the top pot competition. as far as i know it might be the first time any state fair is doing that. reporter: board chair jess durfee says its purpose is to recognize the quality contributions of california s cannabis cultivators. the growing industry is important to agriculture in california. reporter: other events have traditionally used a panel of judges who carefully sample and rank all of the entries so how will this cannabis competition be scored. no, there won t be a panel of
officials here confirm they re in talks with turkey and the taliban to get flights going as soon as possible. norah. o donnell: charlie d agata, thank you. and we want to turn now to the wildfire emergency in south lake tahoe, california. the caldor fire is threatening more than 30,000 homes and businesses as it rages towards the popular vacation destination. renee santos of our cbs sacramento station, kovr, is there. reporter: this is the nightmare so many have feared: thick forests are exploding in flames, firefighters are making a desperate stand trying to protect neighborhoods filled with log cabins. we re taking on a lot of heat here. reporter: this is what they re up against. tense moments as one fire they re up against. tense fighting crew was overrun as the wind shifted. they made it out, but the flames keep raging, threatening more than 30,000 structures. this is our home town.